How Do You Spell MONOLOGUISE?

Pronunciation: [mˈɒnə͡ʊlˌɒɡa͡ɪz] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "monologuise" is based on the British English spelling of "monologue" with the addition of the suffix "-ise," which is often used in British spellings instead of the American suffix "-ize." The IPA transcription for "monologuise" is /ˈmɒnəlɒɡaɪz/, where the stress is on the second syllable, "log." The word means to deliver a monologue or to speak for an extended period of time without interruption. It is a relatively rare word and not frequently used in everyday conversation.

MONOLOGUISE Meaning and Definition

1. Monologuise is a verb that refers to the act of delivering a monologue, which is a prolonged speech or narrative presented by a single character. In theatrical terms, it describes the process of speaking at length, often to oneself or an audience, without any interruption or interaction from other characters. This term is commonly used within the context of dramatic performances, where actors adopt the persona of a character and deliver a soliloquy or an extended dialogue alone on the stage.

   When an individual monologuises, they typically express their thoughts, emotions, or ideas, effectively becoming the sole voice in the scene. This technique allows the character to reveal their innermost feelings, motivations, or conflicts directly to the audience, providing insight into their psyche and advancing the plot or thematic elements of the performance. Monologuising can be an effective device for creating dramatic tension, as it allows for uninterrupted introspection or the exploration of complex ideas.

   Outside of the theatrical domain, monologuise can also be used metaphorically to describe someone who dominates a conversation or speaks at length without considering the input or interests of others present. It implies a lack of engagement or interaction with others, suggesting a one-sided communication style or a tendency to disregard differing viewpoints or input.

Common Misspellings for MONOLOGUISE

• nonologuise
• konologuise
• jonologuise
• minologuise
• mknologuise
• mlnologuise
• mpnologuise
• m0nologuise
• m9nologuise
• mobologuise
• momologuise
• mojologuise
• mohologuise
• moniloguise
• monkloguise
• monlloguise
• monploguise
• mon0loguise
• monokoguise
• monooguise

Etymology of MONOLOGUISE

The word "monologuise" is derived from two main components: "monologue" and the suffix "-ise" (or "-ize" in American English).

The term "monologue" comes from the Greek word "monologos", which combines "mono" meaning "single" or "alone", and "logos" meaning "speech" or "word". A monologue refers to a long speech or a dramatic or theatrical performance in which a single person speaks alone, addressing themselves or the audience.

The suffix "-ise" or "-ize" is derived from the Greek suffix "-izo" and is used in English to form verbs from nouns or adjectives indicating the act, process, or result of something. It can imply the action of making or causing something.

Similar spelling words for MONOLOGUISE

• monologist,
• monologue,
• monologuize,
• moonlight.

Conjugate verb Monologuise

CONDITIONAL

I would monologuise

you would monologuise

he/she/it would monologuise

we would monologuise

they would monologuise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be monologuising

you would be monologuising

he/she/it would be monologuising

we would be monologuising

they would be monologuising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have monologuise

you would have monologuise

he/she/it would have monologuise

we would have monologuise

they would have monologuise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been monologuising

you would have been monologuising

he/she/it would have been monologuising

we would have been monologuising

they would have been monologuising

FUTURE

I will monologuise

you will monologuise

he/she/it will monologuise

we will monologuise

they will monologuise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be monologuising

you will be monologuising

he/she/it will be monologuising

we will be monologuising

they will be monologuising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have monologuised

you will have monologuised

he/she/it will have monologuised

we will have monologuised

they will have monologuised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been monologuising

you will have been monologuising

he/she/it will have been monologuising

we will have been monologuising

they will have been monologuising

IMPERATIVE

you monologuise

we let´s monologuise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to monologuise

PAST

I monologuised

you monologuised

he/she/it monologuised

we monologuised

they monologuised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was monologuising

you were monologuising

he/she/it was monologuising

we were monologuising

they were monologuising

PAST PARTICIPLE

monologuised

PAST PERFECT

I had monologuised

you had monologuised

he/she/it had monologuised

we had monologuised

they had monologuised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been monologuising

you had been monologuising

he/she/it had been monologuising

we had been monologuising

they had been monologuising

PRESENT

I monologuise

you monologuise

he/she/it monologuises

we monologuise

they monologuise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am monologuising

you are monologuising

he/she/it is monologuising

we are monologuising

they are monologuising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

monologuising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have monologuised

you have monologuised

he/she/it has monologuised

we have monologuised

they have monologuised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been monologuising

you have been monologuising

he/she/it has been monologuising

we have been monologuising

they have been monologuising